Tim Tebow’s success as the quarterback of the Denver Broncos has done little to silence his critics who believe that his faith in Jesus Christ has no business on the football field. It doesn’t matter how many touchdown passes he throws or how many games he wins because Tebow will always be a lightning rod for anti-Christian bigots.
Read more: http://www.foxnews.com/opinion/2011/12/12/why-are-anti-christian-bigots-so-eager-to-prey-on-tim-tebow/#ixzz1gQpVksqM
I guess stopping to pray in front of 50,000 people doesn't come under the category of "be not like the hypocrites, praying in public to be seen by men".
If the Bible is truth, Tim is getting his reward as stipulated.
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Reading comments on that article and liked this one:
nyrebel 8 hours ago
I rarely follow these kinds of details on a football player, but I do find this fascinating. I have no problem with his celebration of thankfulness to God. The reason I do not condone it? If Christians want to express themselves and find tolerance for it, they must also tolerate other religious celebrations. What I find a problem is that Christians are extremely intolerant of other religious celebrations.
How appropriate....
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